Percussion slow down..

[Armando_C]

Hi guys, @ 2:39 minute of the track Construkt of Ricky Ambilotti the percussion slow down suddenly..how he did it? Simply with other percussion, or with a delay?
In Faces 'Uch made By Popof the voice rise up slowly..How he did it too?
Delay?
How can i do it? Sorry for the idiot question and for my english..

Construkt: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqASe2wKNxk
Faces 'Uch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-Xysf49WmE

[NewSc2]

For the lazy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqASe2wKNxk

He could have just bounced the audio down and done some tempo/pitch manipulation.

[Armando_C]

And how could he pitched the perc or the voice?
What i wanna say is that with a vst, if u use only the pitch, u don't have this effect..it seems to be a delay..isn't it?
Thx

[otomatix]

you can do it manually if u take a very short loop of your track repitch it.
or the db glitch can do this as well. try to control some of the parameters of the retrigger effect in there topped of with the reverse

[tone-def]

i would program stuff like that with midi notes and pitchbend.

something like this



once your got the timing right experiment with pitchbend. automate it so it goes down towards the end.

[Carmen58]

It's maybe a delay with pitch's option.

There is one of them in FL Studio. 1 (Echo Delay / Fat Mode)



In conclusion, I think that there many methods to do this effect

[klankeffect]

idd pitch down and fe in cubase you can add a tempo track where you draw the temp...
?
grtz

[kristofason]

i would program stuff like that with midi notes and pitchbend.

something like this



once your got the timing right experiment with pitchbend. automate it so it goes down towards the end.

mate did you draw these in? I always wondered if there was a way to stretch midi notes...?